Died in Boise GA R Chief General Blackmar Succession Planned
The obituary notes General W. W. Blackmar, former commander in chief of the G. A. R., dying in Boise Idaho after a Civil War career of distinction. John R. King of Baltimore will fill Blackmar’s unexpired term. The rest discusses grain rust outlooks, Panama canal opposition by Pacific railways, and miscellaneous notes.
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W. W. Blackmar
Boise
Idaho
John R. King
Baltimore
Blackmar
Linton Yeds Lose to Indians at Fort Yates
Last Monday afternoon the Linton Yeds played the Indians at Fort Yates, losing 11 to 2. Stember earned praise for a strong pitching showing, fanning three in a bases loaded inning and two more with three on. The visitors were well treated during their stay.
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Linton
Fort Yates
Indians
Lintonites
Stember
Rail officials fail to appear at Godkin depot meeting
Resident report says N P officials did not arrive as scheduled last Saturday at Godkin for a depot and improvements discussion. L W Brophy had traveled to Jamestown to confer with N P officials. Supt Burt and others promised to join the railroad commissioners, but none appeared by noon, about 38 locals waited, and no apology or progress noted.
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Godkin Country
McKenzie
L. W. Brophy
Jamestown
N. P
Gokin
Supt. Burt
Godkin
Water-Glass Eggs Prove Durable For Winter Use
Agricultural writer T. Greimer reports that water glass preserved summer-laid eggs have impressed readers nationwide. He regrets not storing more eggs and notes they can be used for poaching frying and general consumption when taken from the solution and kept for a time.
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North Dakota
T. Greimer
Country merchant laments trade pressures and debt habits
A Bismarck Tribune excerpt portrays a country merchant trapped by supply houses and customers who delay payments. He cites farmers and retailers avoiding bills, publishers facing subscription cash, and his own urge to support local causes while creditors demand cash. He concludes both merchant and newspaper man should quit their trades.
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Servie Duns
Tom
Montgomery Ward
Bismarck Tribune
Meat Hanging in Tower Windmill Proposed as Saver
A Valley City correspondent explains a method to preserve meat by hanging it thirty feet up in a windmill tower. The piece argues meat stays sweet and dry, flies are kept away, and storage becomes cheaper and safer, with women able to handle it without a man.
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Valley City
Meat preservation tip from Mrs Lucy Morton
In a three week test the method kept meat safely, noting flies and microbes limit freshness. The writer urges farmers to try the technique to prove its value for buyers and butchers, stressing meat must be perfectly fresh when hung.
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Lucy
Morton
For Sale Wagon and Heavy Harness in Almost New Condition
Item listing notes a wagon and heavy harness in almost new condition for sale. Interested buyers are advised to contact V. C. Harpy in Linton for price and arrangements.
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V. C. Harpy
Linton
Estrayed Roan Mare Stolen Near Horsehead Creek
Notice of a roan mare aged five or six years missing from the Hampton area near Horsehead Creek. The horse weighs about 1100 to 1200 pounds and bears a brand on the right shoulder. A reward of five dollars is offered for information leading to recovery. contact Wms McCuluey.
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Horsehead Creek
Hampton
Wms. McCuluey
Notice of Unclaimed Calf Property at Sand Creek
By the undersigned, a dark red bull calf about ten months old with smile horns. Owner must call, prove ownership, pay charges, and remove the animal from GorTLies Scu4tTy¢, Sand Creek, 8 miles NW of Linton. Postoffice: Linton, N. Dak. jy14-28
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Sand Creek
Linton
X. D
Taken Up Gelding Unbranded In Dakem North Dakota
Brown gelding about ten or twelve years old, weight around 900 pounds, no visible brand. Owner contact MARTIN VETTER to pay charges and reclaim. Dakem North Dakota. July 7 to July 21 notice.
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Martin Vetter
Dakem
N. D
Church services schedule and pastor notice
The notice lists weekly church activities at M. E. church including preaching at 8 p.m. Sunday School at 11 a.m. Epworth League at 7 15 p m and prayer meeting at 7 30 p m Citing Rev J E McKinney as pastor It also notes Episcopal Church in Linton holds services on the first and third Wednesday after the first Sunday each month
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M. E
Epworth League
J. E. McKinney
Episcopal Church
Linton
Linton Construction Company Dissolved and New Firm Formed
The copartnership behind The Linton Construction Company is dissolved by mutual consent W E Kelly retires and Fay Harding joins the firm. The new firm will collect all debts owed to the old and settle its liabilities. Linton North Dakota June 22 1905. W B H Kelly and W S Fulmer signatories.
Notice of Sale Personal Property in Linton North Dakota
In pursuance of an order by Sena NT COREE of Emmons County North Dakota on July 13 1905 Jedediah W Wescott deceased of Linton Emmons will sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash on Saturday July 20 1905 at 2 pm at the J W Wescott hardware store in Linton the stock of hardware harness and machinery including wagons buggies plows wire nails full line of hardware and harness stock can be inspected by contacting the administrator on Saturdays prior to sale Inventory with appraised value can be seen at the County Judge’s office Linton ND Stock to be sold in one lot bids in writing signed by bidder no bid less than 90 percent of appraised value will be considered Linton ND July 14 1905 CHAS COVENTRY Administrator with Will Annexed
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Sena NT Coree
Emmons
North Dakota
Jedediah W. Wescott
Linton
J. W. Wescott Hardware
N. D
Chas
Coventry
Exeter School District Treasurers Report 1904 1906
Treasurer's account for Exeter School District No. 13 Emmons County North Dakota covers year 1904 1906 detailing cash on hand July 1 1904 receipts from state tuition fund county tuition fund and district taxes including redeemed warrants as part of tax collection.
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Exeter
County of Emmons
North Dakota
P. Keller
Exeter School District No
A. D
John Hagel
Rochus Dosch
Clark
Selz
County of
Emmons
Rence
Tel
Eotvece
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General Merchandise
Linton, North Dakota
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E. D. Wescott
Linton Bakery & Restaurant
Aug
Obermeier
Emmons County Land Company
Edward Braddock
A. W
Cashier
E. E. Martin
Asa‘j. Cashier
Linton State Bank
W. Welsh
Braddock
Office Land Drug Store
Woreito Pontamiice
A. Britts
D. R. Streeter
Bolley
Agricultural College
Fargo
Panama Canal
Pacifc
Pacific Tide Water
Uncle Sam
Ruooosevelt
Pacific Railroads
Obermeier’s
the Railroad Commissioners
Peter
Maltz
Belz School
A. B
Christian Ning
Ulerk
J. &. Shinling
Bismarck
Emmons County
Hackney Land Company
Hackney Lands Re Lease
Martin
Sims
State Bank
Oman
Reed and Sale Stable
Sggenet
Snyder's Drug Store
J. F. Snyder
Hazelton
Dacotah
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